donlor
Jr. Member
- Apr 4, 2007
- 55
- 9
- Detector(s) used
- tesoro sand shark, tesoro tiger shark, tesoro cibola, goldbug se
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
hi,
I’m donald from staten island ny - have been salt water detecting for some years. I use the tesoro sandshark with the 10.5" coil & love it.
Have used the tesoro cibola with the 3"X18" coil on dry sand & it is great for up to 6" deep. You can cover any amazing amount of dry sand with this setup as it is light & can be swung fast! But - I have found much better pickings in the water - so that is where I now detect 95% of the time.
I also have a fisher gold bug 2 & a tesoro tiger shark - so I am set as far as detecting machines go.
This year will see something new for me - I ordered the angus mackirk recon II (after much research) for doing some sluicing along with 2 SE gold pans. I really do not see this as being more profitable then water detecting, but I will have this as an option when away from the beaches. Hey, being in nature is always good as long as the mosquitos are cooperative. I will make a few tools for doing this (sluicing) - a water table for any concentrates, also a hand sniper, crevicing tools & water scope. In reality, I do not expect to do much prospecting & panning but just want to have the tools to do this in my trunk when away from home & beaches.
Now this is the last thing I have to say & the most important. We all love gold - but the most important & real gold we have is our relationships - NEVER put the metal before people & what THEY need in your relationship with them! May your life be blessed in relationships that enable you to find some of that great yellow metal.
Donald
I’m donald from staten island ny - have been salt water detecting for some years. I use the tesoro sandshark with the 10.5" coil & love it.
Have used the tesoro cibola with the 3"X18" coil on dry sand & it is great for up to 6" deep. You can cover any amazing amount of dry sand with this setup as it is light & can be swung fast! But - I have found much better pickings in the water - so that is where I now detect 95% of the time.
I also have a fisher gold bug 2 & a tesoro tiger shark - so I am set as far as detecting machines go.
This year will see something new for me - I ordered the angus mackirk recon II (after much research) for doing some sluicing along with 2 SE gold pans. I really do not see this as being more profitable then water detecting, but I will have this as an option when away from the beaches. Hey, being in nature is always good as long as the mosquitos are cooperative. I will make a few tools for doing this (sluicing) - a water table for any concentrates, also a hand sniper, crevicing tools & water scope. In reality, I do not expect to do much prospecting & panning but just want to have the tools to do this in my trunk when away from home & beaches.
Now this is the last thing I have to say & the most important. We all love gold - but the most important & real gold we have is our relationships - NEVER put the metal before people & what THEY need in your relationship with them! May your life be blessed in relationships that enable you to find some of that great yellow metal.
Donald
